Grampa Stone Episode 7

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Grampa Stone Episode 7

Jesus Forgives Peter

This week, Clifford is back from visiting Grandma Stone. She gave him some moss cookies after asking for forgiveness. He feels great about doing the right thing. Grandpa tells how Jesus forgave Peter when they met again. Peter even went on to be a leader in the church. In fact, Jesus changed his name to ROCK, and said He would build His church on this “Rock.” Peter wasn’t perfect, but he was sorry and willing to learn. God isn’t looking for perfect people, He’s looking for people who will be faithful!

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In this final episode, Clifford and Pebbles are talking about how Grandpa Stone has gone into a deep sleep. They will miss his stories, but they realize that now it is their turn to start telling stories and passing along stories of truth and wisdom to the next generation. That is the strategy! The older stones pass on knowledge to the younger stones, who in time will grow older and tell the younger. Kids need to step up and share the Good News with others!

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This week, Grandpa Stone approaches Clifford. But Clifford is pretending to be invisible because he broke one of Grandma Stone’s vases and is trying to hide. Grandpa encourages him to do the right thing. Clifford says he wishes he was perfect like Peter. His grandpa tells him that Peter wasn’t perfect. He tells him how Peter even tried to be invisible when things got tough for Jesus. He even lied and said he didn’t even know Jesus! When he realizes how Jesus must have felt, Clifford decides to go make things right with Grandma.

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This week, Pebbles is back and wants to learn more about Jesus. After Grandpa Stone describes him, Pebbles says that people must have all bowed down and worshipped Him everywhere He went. But Grandpa says that he heard from Uncle Red, a brick, that Jesus actually got down on his hands and knees at a meal and washed the disciples’ feet. He must have been demonstrating that we need to be willing to serve others.